Hotels in Temple, Bristol

An excellent budget hotel located 5 mins from the train station and 5 mins from the city centre. Spotlessly clean, friendly staff, comfortable bed & a breakfast buffet that was better than expected. The area seemed safe for walking at night. We would recommend.

The hotel is very easy to find and is a five minuet walk from the station. The rooms are neat and today and offer tea and coffee. The shower is great, a walk in shower with hot water. Breakfast is good if you go early, food gets a bit well done if you are a late riser. The rooms at the back of the building offer quieter nights. They also have a nicer view of the city. The big windows are great for reading. Bristol is an exciting city to visit and the museums are great. The hotel is a good walk through some historical sites into the main shopping areas and offers central travel options. As it was a cultural stay the images show what’s on offer.

Stayed for 2 nights. We had a double bed which was comfortable and the sofa bed folded out in 2 single beds which was comfortable and perfect for the children. Parking at the hotel was around £9 per night I think. Breakfast was lovely with a great selection of hot and cold options. The only negative is how hot the room was. The aircon was ineffective and the central location meant you couldn’t sleep with the windows open. I recommend asking for a fan from reception. It was an extremely quiet hotel and well sound proofed. We all slept well.

The location of the hotel is very downtown, it is very convenient to go to the mall and buried the restaurant, and you can go to all locations in 5-10 minutes. Although the exterior wall was repaired during the stay and the view was blocked, it did not affect the stay experience, the room was very comfortable Next time I come to Bristol with others, I will give priority to staying again! Very recommended!

Conveniently located between Temple Meads and the centre, in a new development area. The room was clean and comfortable, and the staff were helpful.

The room was a great size, and the location was really convenient. However, if you have any kind of respiratory issues, DO NOT book this hotel! None of the windows open, and the air smells musty. We had slightly blocked noses due to spring allergies, but breathing in the room felt extremely difficult. The air was also very dry, and we both woke up with NOSEBLEEDS—something neither of us usually experiences. The moment we step out of the hotel, we can breathe normally- thanks to the lovely park nearby. The hotel couldn’t provide any assistance. We survived the London Tube, but this room defeated us.

The location is fantastic – it's very close to the train station and easily reachable on foot, which is super convenient. However, walking to the city center takes a bit longer, though it's still quite manageable. There aren't any large supermarkets nearby, just a small convenience store. On the plus side, the hotel is remarkably quiet. We later noticed that many hotels in the city center seemed quite noisy due to their proximity to bars. The hotel breakfast was also good; the selection wasn't huge, but it covered all the essentials, including fruit, eggs, and various English breakfast items. The only drawback was that after five consecutive mornings, the menu became a bit repetitive and tiresome. We've chosen Leonardo Hotels in various UK cities before because their family rooms are perfect for a family of three. Crucially, they provide a proper single bed and a double bed, not just a sofa bed, which ensures everyone gets a comfortable and good night's sleep.

Located right on Cabot Circus, it's quite convenient geographically. Our room was on the first floor, and the window faced the exhaust of the restaurant downstairs, which caused a constant odor and noise. The hotel's floorboards were also very thin, and we could feel the floor vibrate whenever someone walked around or sat on the bed. The dishwasher was old, and the wheels on the basket kept falling off, and it didn't wash clean. Everything else was fine. Also, the shops at Cabot Circus closed at 6 p.m., leaving only the homeless to wander around. I recommend booking a room at City Center or Clifton.

Overall we have a pleasant stay. Staffs were friendly and helpful. The location is in the market little tricky for google map. A bit disappointing as there’s no air conditioning during summer.

Very good hygiene, good location, convenient to go everywhere, the room is filled with alcohol every day, free to drink, the heated stainless steel shelf in the bathroom is very practical, you can dry clothes such as bath towels, towels, etc. The Uber driver communicated and was very friendly.